uPVC Roof Trims

Budget-friendly virgin uPVC edge trim systems for domestic flat roofs — an alternative to our metal and GRP trim ranges. The trim is what turns a membrane into a finished roof: it holds the edge down, throws water clear of the fascia, and gives the roof a clean line instead of a raw membrane edge.

Which profile where

A drip trim goes at the gutter edge, kicking water off the roof and into the gutter. A kerb or edge trim goes at a verge or open edge where water should not run off. A wall trim finishes the membrane where it meets a vertical abutment. Most roofs use more than one profile, and the corners are where the work actually happens.

Virgin versus recycled uPVC

Virgin uPVC holds colour and resists becoming brittle far better than recycled material, which matters on a component that spends its whole life in direct sun with nothing shading it. It is the cheaper trim option, not the cheap one.

For metal and GRP alternatives see our rubber roof edge trims. Where the membrane meets a wall, an EPDM termination bar gives a mechanically fixed top edge, and reinforced perimeter strip bonds the membrane down along the edges.